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Secretive US Air Force X-37B Spaceplane Lands After Remaining In Orbit On Classified Mission For More Than 2 Years

October 27, 2019 David Cenciotti

The Air Force’s X-37B successfully landed at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center Shuttle Landing Facility earlier today. And here are a couple of interesting shots. On Oct. 27, 2019 at 3:51 AM, the X-37B Orbital Test […]

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New Photos Surface of Secretive X-37B Space Plane in Orbit on Classified Mission.

July 8, 2019 Tom Demerly

Dutch Astronomer Photographs Rarely Seen Military Space Plane from Earth. Noted astronomer and satellite expert Ralf Vandebergh of Nijswiller, Limburg, Netherlands, spent months searching the skies for one of the Holy Grails of sky spotting, […]

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At $450, This Ultra-Rare Zuma Project Patch May Be the Aviation Collectors’ Holy Grail

May 14, 2019 Tom Demerly

Unusual Patch Was Pulled from Stores When Classified Project May Have Failed. If you’re a military aviation fan, chances are you have a few patches lying around in a collection somewhere. Many aviation fans have […]

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China Becomes First to Land Unmanned Spacecraft on Far Side of Moon.

January 3, 2019 Tom Demerly

Chinese Space Program Progresses Amid Widespread Defense Program Acceleration. China became the first country in history to land an unmanned probe on the far side of the moon on Wednesday. The “Chang’e 4” spacecraft touched […]

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These Images Document The Heat Damage To The X-15A Hypersonic Aircraft After Its Record Breaking Mach 6.7 Flight

November 21, 2017 David Cenciotti

Aerodynamic heating at Mach 6.72 (4,534 mph) almost melted the airframe. On Oct. 3 1967 the North American X-15A-2 serial number 56-6671 hypersonic rocket-powered research aircraft achieved a maximum Mach 6.72 piloted by Major Pete […]

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